Oona Brangam-Snell’s textile work explores the enduring power of traditional symbols and their role in contemporary iconography. In an era where fabric design has been defined by digitization and industrial manufacturing, the artist draws influence for her work from the textile production of previous centuries—including medieval tapestries and grand theater curtains. Brangam-Snell creates drafts of her works as paintings before transforming them into machine-loomed and hand-embroidered tapestries.